I was trying to achieve the same tag display in edit, preview, tag pane and graph view, both for overall tags and for some individual tags. However, from the post below, it seems that setting individual tag colors in tag pane has not been supported yet.
It would be really awesome if this can be achieved someday.
That’s as far as I’ve come. It adjusts the overall scale, text size and the width.
I also added a small box shadow.
.markdown-embed
{
transform: scale(0.95); /* makes the content smaller */
width: 620px;
font-size: 13px; /* relatively larger text to make up for the downscaling */
text-align: justify;
box-shadow: 0px 0px 15px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
}
/edit: As it seems, for some strange reason, the code also changes the width and scale inside the preview popover?
After some tests, the #important tag color now displays as expected in editor mode when not selected by adding the following code. However, when selected in editor mode, the issue persists.
I know the recent code is not perfect at all. If somebody has a good skill with position absolute layout I think its possible for him to do it perfectly
@wonton: is it possible to make the bit for the file explorer in the left pane more like what you did for the outliner?
Here is what I use for the file explorer:
Thanks for sharing this. Is it possible to achieve something like the following?
When not using the multi-column file explorer pane, file names would display in one line.
When using this multi-column file pane feature, the filename would display in two likes, as configured by the code given above.
My case for using the multi-column file pane is mainly to drag files into certain folders, which would be very inconvenient if there are many files outside those folders. However, when not trying to do such an operation, I feel more comfortable when having a one-line file name.
nevermind, it was working only when adding a space between the link text and the link url, which you did in your first post (probably to escape formatting) and I didn’t pay attention before investigating.